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Subject: my usb plans
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I am working in the area of better newbusification of the usb stack.
Right now it sucks really badly :-(.  I've done prototypes with all
the other BSD foo stripped out just to make it easier.

That does bring up a good point: How are we going to manage the compat
stuff moving forward?

Warner